Added support for moment().calendar() with moment-calendar#143
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Tests failing because of timezone difference |
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@jasonmit yep, fixing now. |
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👍 thanks for working on this |
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No worries, we've actually had the code sitting in our app for a while, just decided to extract it so we could remove the tests from our suite. |
Fixed applying tz and locale Clarify dates in tests a bit Timezones are hard
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@jasonmit should be ready to roll! |
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Looks great, thanks again! |
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Versioned as 5.1.0 |
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Adds support for the
moment().calendar()— Calendar Time display, and addresses #126Usage:
Produces such outputs as: